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Detect when pthread_mutex_t is moved What I am not sure about this PR is how to support storing the additional mutex data like its address and kind. If I understand correctly the `concurrency::sync::Mutex` struct is to be used by any mutex implementation. This possibly means that different implementation might want to store different data in the mutex. So any additional data should be implementation defined somehow. Solutions that come to mind: - Store the additional data as `Box<dyn Any>` and the implementations can downcast their data when they fetch them. - Have each shim implementation define a `static mut` map between `MutexID`s and the additional data. Let me know Fixes #3749
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